The other day I lost a tooth. Yesterday, while at the Shenzhen airport on my way to Beijing I met a boy who also lost a tooth!
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WELCOME
My CHINESE CLASS with Liu Laoshi
The People's Republic of China
China's national flag was adopted in September, 1949. The red color of the flag symbolizes revolution. The large star symbolizes the Communist Party (which rules China) and the smaller stars represent the people of China.
Ultimate Red Sox Fan!!!!!
Go Sox, whoohoo!!!!
2 comments:
Hi Chadem,
We're so glad your meeting new friends! And toothless ones just like you!!!, hehehe
Did the tooth fairy visit you? We may need to have a talk about money. If the tooth fairy gives you 10,000 yen, it's really only a couple of US dollars, don't get any ideas!!!
You look great and we miss you dearly.
Love, Hugs and Kisses,
Ethan, Daddy and Mama
Hi Ethan,Money in China is called Yuan or Ren Min Bi in Hong Kong money is called dollars. Money in Japan is called Yen. Chad
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